Superflux International PLC is one of the three secure and commercial prints solutions providers, licensed by the Central bank of Nigeria to serve major financial institution, government agencies and other corporate organizations in Nigeria.

Symantec Corp has just announced the findings of its Internet Security Threat Report, Volume 16, showing a massive threat volume of more than 286 million new threats last year. The report was also accompanied by several new megatrends in the threat landscape.

Worried by the escalating incidence of financial crime fraud in the country, and to facilitate the monitoring of money laundering within the nation’s banking sector, the National Identity Management Commission, NIMC says it has gone into discussion for a partnership arrangement with the Nigerian Interbank Settlement System

As technology equipment vendors, Ericsson releases its annual Sustainability and Corporate Responsibility report, the company has expressed its belief that the transformational potentials of ICT was capable of solving energy, environmental and social challenges.

The Nigerian IT community will in June converge in Benin, Edo state for the fourth edition of the National Information Technology Public-Private Forum (NITPPF), organized by the Information Technology (Industry) Association of Nigeria (ITAN) with the theme: Effective e-Strategies: Path to a Digital Nigeria.

In a move to churn out IT based and skilled students, the University of Mkar, Benue state has signed a partnership agreement with New Horizons Systems Solutions for the training of its 800 students on various ICT courses.

Visafone Nigeria has unveiled its latest tariff plan that would enable its customers to make calls at 20 kobo per second to all networks.

Contractors to the abandoned Science Park Project in Akwa Ibom State, SBT Juul Africa, have said that the controversy surrounding the failed project may soon be resolved. The company through its lawyers, Aluko & Oyebode Chambers

FAIR regulation and increasing healthy competition among players in the Nigerian telecoms sector are some of the reasons the sector continues to attract investments, says James Rutherfoord, Nokia’s General Manager, West Africa.

A young Nigerian, Kenneth Okpeki says he has designed a programme which warehouse managers and storekeepers can use to monitor and keep accurate records of their inventory.